Lorain County workers approve contract ending strike
Lorain County Department of Job and Family Services workers in Elyria Township approved a new contract ending a strike that began Monday. The agreement provides 4 percent pay rise first year, 2 percent second year, 1.75 percent third year, with 98 percent voting in favor and 150-3 overall. Union chair Kelly Fields said no extra sick or vacation time or paid breaks were included.
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Elyria Township
Police investigate fight at Elyria High girls game
Police are investigating a melee at the Elyria High School gym during a girls basketball game after a Strongsville parent reported disruptive Elyria students and obscene gestures toward a Strongsville fan’s children, possibly sparked by a 6 year old using a derogatory word.
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Strongsville
Elyria High School
Eaton Township zoning dispute over Sitetech site
Citizens and officials remain deadlocked over the use of 35710 Royalton Road in Eaton Township. Sitetech Inc. has operated an industrial project there for years, prompting concerns about noise and dust. Local residents Anna Merriman and Chelsea Miller are involved in the dispute.
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Royalton Road
Eaton Township
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Outside Chance Ait A TV Dynasty
Elyria family set to share life with a national TV audience in The Outdoor Option. Executive producer Pat Doyle compares the project to Duck Dynasty, aiming to show families that work together and support others.
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Outside Chance
Elyria
Dan Reaser
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Nashville, Tenn
Man killed by train in Elyria
An Elyria man was struck and killed by an eastbound Norfolk Southern train around 9:50 p.m. Wednesday after lying on the tracks near 150 E Bridge St by the Amtrak station. Police later photographed the scene and opened an inquiry into the death.
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Norfolk Southern
Spitzer Management Inc
E. Bridge St
Amtrak
Kenneth Ross
Wellington Boy Dies After Open Gym Collision
A 13-year-old boy collapsed while playing soccer at Westwood Elementary School in Wellington. He was taken to Mercy Allen Hospital and pronounced dead. The eighth grader, Drew Guyer, attended McCormick Middle School. The coroner cited sudden collapse as the cause pending further findings.
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Westwood Elementary School
Lorain County
Stephen Evans
Evans
Mercy Allen Hospital
Drew Guyer
McCormick Middle School
John Nolan
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